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Memorial tablet to Milos Crnjanski placed in London
London,
7 July 2004
A memorial tablet to the Serbian author Milos Crnjanski was unveiled yesterday in London, the Embassy of Serbia-Montenegro to London has stated.
Milos Crnjanski
Crnjanski lived as an emigrant in London from 1941 until 1965. The Serbia-Montenegrin Embassy and the Serbian Council of Great Britain placed the memorial tablet at the building where the writer spent his last 12 years in London.
The Serbia-Montenegrin Embassy to London has also launched an initiative to place a memorial tablet for another Serbian writer who lived in London, Borislav Pekic.
The Serbia-Montenegrin Embassy to London has also launched an initiative to place a memorial tablet for another Serbian writer who lived in London, Borislav Pekic.
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